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In the western region of Galilee, the Rotary Club of Jerusalem, Israel, brings together 50 Jewish and Arab students from four schools to talk about their similarities and differences. The peace education program, designed and led by a former Rotary Peace Fellows, is supported by a global grant from The Rotary Foundation. The Jerusalem club has been focused on peace since its charter in 1929. It is just one example of how Rotary members around the world are working to build peace. Learn more about the Jerusalem club and why |
Do you feel confident that
you know all that is available to you in Rotary?
Rotary Leadership Institutes provide current information
on how to be as involved as you wish in Rotary.
There are so many opportunities available to you both for
your own personal and professional development
as well as how you can support your club
and communities, both near and far.
These Institutes are for two days but held on one day
each on separate weekends,
we know your family and personal time is precious
so we are making it as easy as possible for you to attend.
There will be an Institute coming up very soon in October,
spaces are limited so don't miss out and book in early.
The trainers are experienced Rotarians and passionate
about sharing their experiences with you.
In Western Australia, we provide these Institutes at no cost to you,
just your time and attention.
If you are in a position of leadership in your Club,
and have not attended one of these,
then this is a great opportunity for you to ensure you can support
your Club to the best of
your knowledge.
Need help
registering for the
Rotary
International Convention
in Melbourne?
Click here for a step by
step guide
Register today to
receive the reduced rate.
Don’t wait, because this rate
expires on 15 December.
A ShelterBox Response Team is in Pakistan working
to get emergency shelter aid to thousands of people
left with nowhere to live, following the devastating floods
. Our initial emergency response will aim to support
thousands of people in the KPK (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)
and Sindh provinces.
For our first project, we are working in partnership with
Islamic Relief Worldwide and Islamic Relief Pakistan
to distribute tents, water filters and carriers,
mosquito nets, and solar lights to thousands of people
affected by the floods.
Once our aid is in-country, we’ll be delivering training
with our partners, on how to use our equipment
and erect tents so that this knowledge can be shared
with the affected communities.
If you are one the generous supporters that have already donated,
please accept my sincere thanks on behalf of those people
that will receive essential aid in the coming days 😊.
Many thousands remain without basic shelter and clean water,
at risk from the elements and disease.
If you haven't donated yet, please consider making a gift today.
The Global Polio Eradication Initiative
is deeply saddened by the passing of
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Her leadership, steadfastness and commitment
to service was exemplary throughout her life,
and made her a globally-respected moral voice
for some of the most marginalized people in our world.
We wish to express our deepest sympathy
to her family and of course to all the people
of the UK and indeed the Commonwealth.
The UK, Commonwealth and indeed
the Royal Family have long been a proud
and important supporter to the global eradication effort
, and none has arguably been a more committed
advocate than His Majesty King Charles III.
While still HRH Prince of Wales, Charles III
engaged personally in this effort,
adding his voice and commitment to ensuring children
around the world are fully protected
from lifelong polio paralysis.
In October 2003 in India, HRH Prince Charles
participated in Polio National Immunization Days,
observing the vaccination of children in villages
on the outskirts of New Delhi.
In 2018, at the Commonwealth Leaders Summit,
HRH Prince Charles highlighted the polio programme
as an example of successful, joint action
against disease,
noting that hundreds of millions of children
have benefitted from polio vaccination
thanks to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.
In 2013, during another visit to India,
he acknowledged Rotary’s tremendous efforts
in eradicating polio in India,
as he accepted and posed with a
Rotary
‘End Polio Now’ scarf for media photographers.
The Global Polio Eradication Initiative would
like to extend our very best wishes
to His Majesty King Charles III,
for a long and successful reign.
Under his leadership, and indeed the UK
and the Commonwealth’s,
the effort to eradicate polio will continue
unabated until our common goal of achieving
a lasting world free of all forms of poliovirus
is fully achieved.
The newest Rotary members of
our Club.
Welcome Gavin Jones and
Camille LeGeois.
On Monday night we welcomed our newest member Ann
Green!
The club is absolutely delighted to have you as a
member Ann.
Dirt n Dust is a fundraiser for South Bunbury Rotary.
Funds raised from this event will go to
Australian Rotary Health and local charities and projects.
Payment Options
1.
$36 pp by EFT Payment to the Club’s General Account as follows:
BSB 306054 Acct 0589649
(Please use ‘Sundowner’ and your
‘surname’ on the EFT advice)
The Rotary Club of Karrinyup enjoys some fabulous sunsets
at the Marmion Angling and Aquatic
Club (MAAC).
We invite you to bring family and friends along to share
our fabulous Sundowner event to raise funds for End Polio Now.
Come along and chat to our members,
while enjoying some fabulous food and drink.
Substantial finger foods will be provided. Cash bar.
There will be door prizes and raffles.
Dress is smart casual. Family and friends most welcome.
Limited numbers. Book early so you don't miss out.
Pay online now to secure your booking. Bookings close
COB Thursday 20th October
Gather your mates or colleagues and enter a team of 4
in this year's Rotary Bowls Night Fundraiser on
Wednesday 26 October 2022!
(https://www.eventbrite.com.au/.../rotary-bowls-night...)
The Rotary Club of Batavia Coast are partnering with the
again this year on Wednesday 26 October 2022.
So get your teams entered for a night of festivities,
fresh air and fundraising at the
This is a family friendly event for all ages and skill levels.
A light dinner of beef
& gravy rolls is included with your $60 per team entry.
Upon arrival come to the Match Room to 'check in'
(show your registration) and gear up.
Bowl to your heart's content from 5:30pm onwards
enjoying a bevvy and buying up your raffle tickets.
After games we gather for prizes, a light dinner of beef & gravy rolls
sponsored by Queens IGA,
and epic auction for a good cause.
See you all
there!
(The Geraldton Toy Library are a 100% volunteer-run organisation
that exist to make quality toys and play resources available
to everyone in the Midwest region
. Regardless of circumstance, parents, caregivers and early
childhood services are equipped to use play-based learning
to raise
developmentally healthy children.)
Our Club is 50+ years old and, as some of you may
know,
the Rotary Club of Batavia Coast holds a few fascinating traditions
as part of our gatherings/meeting.
One of which is a “loyal toast”.
Out of interest, this is a salute given to the
sovereign monarch
or head of state of the country in which a formal gathering is being given,
or by expatriates of that country,
whether or not the particular head of state is present.
It is usually a matter of protocol at state and military occasions,
and a display of patriotic sentiment at civilian events.
The toast is usually initiated and recited by the host before
being repeated by the assembled guests in unison;
the composition varying between
regions and types of gathering.
With the passing of Queen Elizabeth the Second,
an historic reign and a long life devoted to duty
, family, faith and service that has come to an end,
we were able to gift our framed official portrait of the Queen
to our dear Peter C on this historic day.
Rotary Club of Karrinyup 2021-2022 President Peter
presented the prestigious President's Award
for best club person of the year to Trish
for her unstinting efforts with the Stirling Farmers Market.
Trish was named as the recipient at the club'
s gala changeover event
in June but was unable to attend
What a busy meeting at the Rotary Club of Karrinyup this week!
A chance meeting at the Stirling Farmers Market
drew one overseas visitor,
while our guest speaker Len Yarran attracted many more.
2021-2022 President Peter was finally able to present
the prestigious Graham Fosbery Presidential Award
to
recipient Trish in person.
Our favourite annual fellowship event -
all set for the AFL Grandfinal bounce down!!
This is the final week to be part of our
Goldfields
Seniors Discount Directory.
We want to promote all senior-friendly businesses,
not-for-profits and sporting clubs in our community
with FREE advertising in
our Directory.
Don't miss out call 9022 7003
or email MiningPastoral.McGinn@mp.wa.gov.au
to secure your listing.
Thanks to everyone who attended our Networking Drinks last week
at Market Grounds.
It was great to catch up with members, new and old,
and an opportunity to meet people who are interested about the Club
and what we do.
A fantastic evening of fascinating conversations followed
by an impromptu dinner at
Ippudo
Australia 一風堂 オーストラリア (Thanks Nick for the great idea!)
Be sure to follow us on our Socials to see all the upcoming events
and projects. We highly recommend the Club Summit next month
which you can attend in-person or virtually.
For more details visit the link:
http://events.humanitix.com/20221027-rotary-elizabeth..
Rob Edwards OAM, a professional motivational speaker
who was arrived in Perth Wednesday just in time for
the RC Freshwater Bay's meeting.
He was here to present to some 600
at the Convention Centre the
following day.
Rob Edwards OAM is a member of the
Rotary Club of Corrimal in Woollongong.
He runs the Fiji Raffle which raises funds for solar projects
in schools in Fiji,
and is the founder of several charities including Plastic Free Oceans
and It’s Time Foundation.
He presented many important facts plus very interesting statistics
on plastic, the environment etc.
.
Peace Pole Ceremony at Wembley Downs Primary School
with MLA Christine Tonkin delivering the UN Peace message
on behalf of Rotary!
Thank you so much Christine. Stirling Deputy Mayor Stephanie Proud
and Rotary
Club President Frank Nathan in attendance.
The Rotary Club of Karrinyup Homeless Working Group
and friends recently prepared food and distributed
it to the homeless through the Perth Homeless Support Group Public Page.
This is a very streamlined operation with team leaders organising
all aspects of the day. The Perth Homeless Support Group Public Page
can always use assistance and anyone can volunteer.
Great catch up this morning with Kathie at SOS.
Delivered an assortment of reusable kitchen ware from
Como Rotary members, and 70 colourful home sewn bags
which are used for personal care items
and children's
toys in family packs.
Thanking all those who supported our annual
Combined Services Golf Tournament (Baldivis Rotary together
with Lions Club of
Baldivis & TPDVWA).
Held at Rockingham Golf Club Sunday 11th Sep,
it was another fantastic day raising funds to
help support our local charities.
A big thank you again to our sponsors -
Headline Sponsor- Professionals Rockingham
Platinum Sponsors - Kwikform
Brush Roll and Paint
Hole Sponsor - Smoke Alarms Australia
And Rockingham Golf Club for hosting us!
We changed up our standard dinner meeting and had
a fantastic time at Kings Park on Thursday.
The wild flowers and shrubs were superb!
Allan, our Kings Park guide, was passionate
and very informative teaching us lots throughout the tour.
Thanks to everyone who attended and those behind the scenes
who made it happen.
It was a blast
Channel 7 Rockingham Beach Cup
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• 𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐊𝐄𝐓 & 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐌𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐓𝐘 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐃𝐄𝐑𝐒 •
Expressions of Interest
are NOW open
for the Channel 7
Rockingham Beach Cup
Community
Festival on Sunday 13 November 2022.
Rotary Club of Fremantle
September 26 1928 [94]
Rotary Club of Kununurra
September 26 1986 [[36]
Rotary Club of Katanning
September 26 1957 [65]
Rotary Club of Moora
September 26 1957 [65]
Rotary Club of Geraldton
October 2 1950 [72]
Rotary Club of Wyalkatchem
October 7 1969 [55]
Rotary Club of Geraldton Greenough
October 17 1`986 [36]
Rotary Club of Broome
October 18 2000 [22]
Rotary Club of Batavia Coast
October 21 1969 [53]
Rotary Club of Wagin
October 24 1958 [64]
Rotary Club of Busselton Geographe
Bay
October 27 1956 [66]
Rotary Club of Morley
October 28 1964 [58]
Rotary Club of Narrogin
October 29 1948 [74]
Rotary Club of Boulder
October 30 1961 [61]
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